I bought my BG after they first came out. Got the itch and couldn't wait. Big mistake. Broken trigger after 32 rounds. S&W had it back to me in nine days. Broke the second trigger after the next 50 rounds. S&W again had it back quickly.

Fired another 300 rounds through it a few months later without trigger mishap or any problem whatsoever. Almost gave up on this little gun but glad I didn't. I now trust it.

I actually shoot better with it if I use the laser. Painted the front sight white. Very nice little gun. Just wish I hadn't violated my "wait a year" standard.

Sent another email. We'll see if they bother themselves with responding.

I'm guessing that the reason for the strobe mode on the Laser is to help the shooter locate it in the distance. The flashing might make it more more noticeable than a constant dot.

Originally Posted by oneoclock

I'm guessing that the reason for the strobe mode on the Laser is to help the shooter locate it in the distance. The flashing might make it more more noticeable than a constant dot.

I actually thought it was a SOS so LEO's could locate you after a altercation.

Traded the BG .380 for an XD 9mm subcompact. Couldn't be happier. In the future, only S&W revolvers will be in my collection.